ETHICS:War-

Question 1

JUST WAR-

Just ad Bellum (before):

Answer 1

1. Last resort.
2. Legitimate Authority.
3. Reasonable chance of success.
4. Right intention.
5. Just cause.
6. Proportionality.

Question 2

JUST WAR-

Just in Bello (during war):

Answer 2

1. Avoid killing citizens.
2. No male in se (no evil)
3. Treat prisoners fairly.
4. Follow international laws on weapons.
5. No reprisals.
6. Proportionality.

Question 3

JUST WAR-

Just post Bellum (after):

Answer 3

1. Discriminate between leaders and civilians.
2. Bring back human rights.
3. Punish leader.
4. Rehabilitate and restore.
5. Compensation.
6. Proportionality.

Question 4

PACIFISM:

Absolute pacifism-

Answer 4

Absolute 
Deontological
Unchanging 
Fixed rules 
NEVER A JUST CAUSE FOR WAR

Question 5

PACIFISM:

Contingent Pacifism-

Answer 5

Will agree with war if NO civilians are killed- in today’s society would disagree.

Question 6

PACIFISM:

Religious Pacifism-

Answer 6

No war on grounds of religion.

Question 7

PACIFISM:

Preferential pacifism-

Answer 7

Prefer peace but rare occasion for war.

Almost last resort

Question 8

PACIFISM:

Realism-

Answer 8

Realistic by knowing war will happen.
Realistic bad things will happen.
Ethics cannot we used to judge war.

Question 9

JUST WAR-

Origins-

Answer 9

Aristotle.
Ambrose.
Aquinas.
Francisco Suarez.